AppShots guides

Wrap raw captures in real device frames on Mac with AppShots — iPhone 6.5", 6.9", and iPad 13" bezels with an optional status bar, exported at exact dimensions.

Flow one background across multiple App Store screenshots on Mac with AppShots — place 1–10 shots side by side and slice the panorama to exact pixels on export.

Localize screenshot captions for every App Store storefront on Mac with AppShots — per-language text, font mapping, auto-shrink, and a side-by-side table.

One-click translate App Store captions on Mac with AppShots using your own Anthropic or OpenAI key — or import a translation CSV, all processed locally.

Export a ready-to-upload screenshot ZIP on Mac with AppShots — PNG or JPEG laid out for fastlane deliver, every image validated against exact target dimensions.

Drag a whole screenshots folder into AppShots on Mac — including fastlane's screenshots/[locale]/ layout — and it assigns language and frame automatically.

Design screenshots with a real layer editor on Mac in AppShots — text with gradients, shapes, images, and device frames, with align, snap, group, and undo/redo.

Turn any AppShots project into a reusable template on Mac — lock in your layout, frames, and style once, then reuse it across apps and every release.

Create the other iPhone screenshot size automatically in AppShots on Mac — generate a 6.9" set from a 6.5" project (or the reverse) without redesigning.

AppShots is free for up to 10 projects on Mac; AppShots Pro (weekly or yearly) unlocks unlimited projects. Everything runs locally with no account.

Design App Store screenshots from Claude Code with the AppShots MCP server — the model lays out, renders, sees the result, iterates, then exports store-sized PNGs.